" (Lucas 2012, as cited in Hopkins,2014,p 26). ... As Moore states (1980) that independent learners will be mechanically dependent on teachers, but is important to not be emotionally dependent on them (cited in Anderson, 2007). ... Students become self-sufficient by making their own decisions about the books and articles that they want to read for their assignments. ... As Zimmerman and Schunk (2001) suggest self-regulated learning is the way student control their thoughts, feeling and behavior (cited in Cassidy,2011,p989).These abilities are key in the workplace. ...

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(cited 1and 4) Behavioral Approach The behavioral approach is based on the general idea that normal and abnormal behavior is learned. ... (cited 1 and 4) Humanistic Approach The humanistic approach is relatively recent and is related to the cognitive approach. ... (cited 1 and 4) Primary Psychological Paradigms 8 Cognitive Approach The cognitive approach focuses primarily on laboratory based studies of cognition in normal individuals. ... (cited 1 and 4) Primary Psychological Paradigms 9 References 1) Myers, David... EEngland: Penguin Books. 4) www.cwu.edu/~alumbaug/PSY4...

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Besides publishing over 200 scientific articles and reviews, she translated Wundt's Ethical Systems in 1897, and wrote two books: The Animal Mind, 1908; and Movement and Mental Imagery, 1916 (Hergenhahn 2001 p.328). ... Among her years at Vassar she was a well-liked professor, students commenting, "Miss Washburn's lectures were brilliant, exact, clear, with such a wealth of references and citing of original sources as almost to overwhelm a student...I recall wishing that the course in social psychology would never end, both because of the absorbing fascination of the material, and be...

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This film is an excellent example of how abused individual's behaviors reflect his or her own self-image, and when these behaviors are unacceptable in society, the individual cannot achieve their inner potential. Only when an individual is confronted with the truth, learns to trust, and begins to se...

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